
Brass and stainless threaded sensor housings run as a matched set. Brass for the fitting side, stainless for the wetted probe side – a common split in sensor design that we machine and finish to mate without adapter parts.
Function and Design
Most of the difficulty in a part is invisible: wall consistency, concentricity, burr control. Part repeatability is designed in through dedicated tooling and recorded settings.
Key Features
- Torque-bearing threads are gauged on every piece, not sampled.
- Stainless stands up to washdown, humidity and process media – no plating to fail.
- Everything here is made to print – the listing shows the part family, your drawing sets the part.
- Material: For the part we default to stainless steel (304 / 316); the grade is locked before tooling starts.
- Process: drawn part, then machined sealing faces and pierced ports on the second operation, thread turning to gauge.
- Finish: The part is finished per print – passivation, plating and coating are all run in house or by audited partners.
- Size: Size is taken from the customer drawing; the part family range gives a starting point for quotation.
- Custom: Custom production of the part to print, MOQ set by the drawing rather than a catalogue.
Applications
Production volumes of this part run in industrial process instrumentation, NTC and PT100 probe assemblies, thermowells for pipes and tanks.
Why Source It From Aunov
Drawn shells are stress-relieved before critical faces are machined. Batch records are kept against the part number for repeat builds.
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